Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-12-22

ling the latter portion OF last week.
Another supply of Boys Alaska
socks and rubbers, Just received by @.
o. Mccullough.
The mills OF Au Sable cut e44. b15,-
058 feet of logs the past season, &C
cording to figures coupled and pub
lished by the Monitor.
Perhaps don't make so much noise
about 1t az some, but have arranged
with Santa Claus TO make his head
quarters at the store of w. III. James.
From accounts received from Rev
Geo. Badcon IN Virginia we are glad
/ to learn that his health is improving.
-Otsego Co. Ntios.
Ladies' Merino Slippers, incest thing
out for house wear during the winter.
Stop and see them at the Shoe Store of
G. O. Mccullough.
w. s. Chalker was mustered into
the Grand Army at the last regular
meeting of Marvin Post. The veterans
are falling into line quite rapidly.
If you want to take your ease these
long winter evenings, purchase pair
of those fine slippers at the store of
c. o. Mccullough.
The sale OF the personal property
of the late Frank Forbes, will take
place in front of the Post-office next
Saturday week, at one o'clock.
Wanted at onee, 50 new housekeep-
ers to buy Garland Cook Stoves at
the Pioneer Store. They are the boss.
Try them.
L. J, Miller OF South Branch, who
cnt his foot so severely with an ak a
short time ago is once more on deck
RIOS. Ne,os.
The finest stock of meats at the City
Meat Market, of c. w. Wight. every
day and Oysters and Chickens on Sat
urday.
All who attend the Masquerade Ball
and who may wish supper, can pro-
cure the same at either of the restau-
rants, as they intend to prepare for the
occasion.
The CRAWFORD Aoo1aacJte seems TO
be very fond of copying other editors
simple items. -Northtgn Mail Just
sol We have occasionally made Sc
Rev. Mr.. Phelps, the Presbyterian
pastor held Communion services at
this place, Mack City, last Sabbath,
and three persons become members of
the church. Northern Mail
Alfred G. Josyln, the school teacher,
who killed Thomas Morrison at Hen
derson last winter, was tried in the
Circuit Court at Corunna, last week
and acquitted.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. W. Baltimore. of
Ball township. and Mrs. W. York, of
S bfRs9atsaantB F 9a ON dhesea uNEMs
NetoS.
Mrs. L. J. Miller, OF South branch,
left Tuesday morning on the early
train for Kingston, Tuscola county, on
an extended visit to her parents RIOS.
Ne,DS.
Editor MCKINLEY, of the Otsegc Her
aid, returns thanks for small favors-
the favor in this case was IA baby boy,
born on Wednesday, of last week.
LheSogguts Tribune.
All lovers of amusement should be
sure and attend the Masquerade Ball
mt the Opera House, tomorrow eve
ming. Dance tickets rs centsi specta
tors tickets rs cents,
Mems silk Plush Embroidered Slip
pers are just the thing for the ladies to
present their husbands with, on Christ
mas or New Years morning. McCul-
Tough has them.
The Grayling Cornet Band will give
a Masquerade Ball tomorrow evening.
and they would be pleased to have all
patrons and friends OF the Band pres.
ent,
A Violinist was lately engaged III one
of Mos most respectable CD and hon
cradle % houses TO entertain their Wis
itors with little music. = ND13hesa,
Nail Respectable is something new
in photography.
F. l.. Hankinson, will move to be-
troit as soon as his school in Dist. No.
1, Maple Forest. is closed, TO take a
practical course in Chemistry and Bot
any. He will be located at No. sos
9Th street,
There will be n regular meeting of
Marvin Post No. 240. at Grand Army
Hall, Friday evening, Dec. Goth, at
z o'clock. A general Attendance is de2
sired, as there will be several additions
made to the membership on that eve-
ming
A. b. Cole and Smith h Martil, of